Deepfakes in the Courtroom: What Courts Can Do Right Now

Cybersecurity and privacy attorney Mark Francis will participate in the TRI/NCSC AI Policy Consortium for Law & Courts' upcoming webinar on deepfakes and artificial intelligence (AI)-altered evidence and their implications for judicial processes. No longer hypothetical concerns, AI manipulations are popping up in cases around the country, forcing courts to confront questions about deepfake exhibits and states to adopt new evidence rules. During this program, speakers will move from "what could happen" to "what is happening" on the deepfake evidence front, examining new case law and updated state rules. They will also highlight tools that judges and court administrators can deploy to protect the integrity of legal proceedings and preserve trust in the justice system. The webinar will offer attendees an overview of how to respond to these real-world threats amid evolving technology that will continue to bring new ones.